The biggest insider story this week centres on TWLO. Board member Andy Stafman filed on May 27 showing a sale of 1 million shares worth $184 million. That is a single-day filing and one of the largest US insider sales seen recently.
The Walton family kept selling WMT. Three separate filings hit last week. Combined, the Walton Family Holdings Trust offloaded over $250 million in Walmart stock around the $119–$120 level.
RL founder Ralph Lauren filed on May 28. He sold 263,654 shares on May 26 for nearly $100 million at $378 per share. Lauren remains the company's Executive Chairman.
On the sell side at SYK, director Ronda Stryker disclosed three separate transactions. She sold a combined $85 million in Stryker shares across two days.
The most interesting buying pattern came from CELH. Three executives filed purchases on the same day. CEO John Fieldly, COO Eric Hanson, and Lead Director Hal Kravitz each bought shares around . The stock has been under pressure in 2026. Coordinated buying at this level signals the leadership team sees value at current prices.
Quantum computing firm INFQ saw hedge fund Maverick Capital dump over $157 million in shares across multiple filings — a clear exit from what had been a high-momentum position.
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